Lead of Colleague Health and Wellbeing, Band 8a

Dyddiad hysbysebu:	10 Gorffennaf 2025
Cyflog:	£53,755.00 i £60,504.00 bob blwyddyn
Gwybodaeth ychwanegol am y cyflog:	£53755.00 - £60504.00 a year
Oriau:	Llawn Amser
Dyddiad cau:	17 Gorffennaf 2025
Lleoliad:	Gloucester, GL1 3NN
Cwmni:	NHS Jobs
Math o swydd:	Parhaol
Cyfeirnod swydd:	C9318-25-0648

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Key Responsibilities - Lead the implementation and evaluation of Health and Wellbeing solutions and initiatives for the Trust, in line with national policy, the NHS long-term workforce plan, NHS People Plan, NHS People Promise, NHS Health and Wellbeing framework, ICS and People and OD strategic corporate objectives. - Design, deliver and evaluate service activity that supports the P&OD Strategy, Trust Strategic Objectives and aligns to the continuing transformation of GHFT and its services. - To be responsible for engaging a wide range of staff in the co-design, communication and embedding of our Colleague Health and Wellbeing strategy in line with GHFTs P&OD Strategy and NHS People Plan. - Deliver the in-year health and wellbeing priorities as appropriate to role and agreed with the Associate Director of Education Learning, and Culture. - Create and build strong working relationships with the Chief Nurse, Chief AHP, Chief Midwife, Medical Education colleagues, Associate Director for Workforce and Resourcing, HR colleagues and wider P&OD service and Trust leaders to lead on the development of wellbeing offerings. - To be a key stakeholder in the Culture and Retention work of our staff. - Use an evidence-based approach to ensure that the basic needs of staff are included in wellbeing plans, to support divisions in providing these services. - Contribute to the development of a learning organisation, learning from the various lenses into the Trust and providing Best Care for Everyone through appropriate interventions that enable safety, compassionate care and personal and organisation growth. - Work in collaboration with Head of Education Learning and Development, Head of Cultural and OD, EDI Manager, Lead for FTSU and Associate Director for Education Learning and Culture to scope, research and lead solutions into inclusion and diversity of offerings and support required and towards our cultural improvement. - Engage and collaborate with other local organisations, NHSE WT&E, One Gloucestershire ICS and other relevant regional and national teams to develop neurodiversity support and strategies with a focus to ensure the inclusion of all staff throughout the Trust. - Work closely with our EDI team to support staff with Neurodiversity, including the development in collaboration with partners as to the wellbeing required for neurodivergent staff. - Working in collaboration with key stakeholders regarding reasonable adjustments and staff with disabilities and long-term conditions. - Contribute to GHFT/NHSE WT&E/ICS reporting and recording processes through Board/Committee papers and regular data returns. - Lead and participate in the self-assessment and needs analysis and delivery within the NHS Health and Wellbeing framework using the NHS Wellbeing Organisational diagnostic tool and Strategic overview document and the seven elements of the NHS Health and Wellbeing model. - Identify deliverables, measurables and key milestones to provide assurance and governance of wellbeing provision, reporting back to the P&OD Group. 2. Professional Development, Education and Training - Ensure professional practice is evidence based or peer reviewed best practice - Be competent in the use of all relevant Trust IT systems, email, social media, ESR and Microsoft Windows. - Demonstrate an awareness and understanding of accountability, responsibility and Duty of Care and work towards the provision of support and education for less experienced and non-registered staff on the implications for practice. 3. Management and Leadership - Comply with Trust and Departmental policies and procedures e.g. Health and Safety at Work Act (1974), Manual Handling, clinical equipment competency, risk management, Data Protection Acts and patient confidentiality at all times. This will include demonstrating compliance with the terms of all safeguarding policies and processes relevant to the safeguarding of adults and children in the care of GHFT and to undergo regular mandatory training concerned with safeguarding matters. - Report near misses and untoward incidents, complaints, clinical emergencies, injury or medicine administration errors as detailed in the departmental and Trust protocols. Assist lead staff in investigating incidents as required. - Demonstrate and promote compassionate leadership and lead through the vision, values and behaviours of the Trust. - Ensure any funding available is spent meaningfully and transparently. Looking to ensure cost savings are undertaken. - Development of relevant policies and procedures and taken through the required governance routes. 4. Planning and Organisation - Using relevant and reliable data sources regularly review the service provision to ensure it remains relevant, innovative and underpinned with research in support of our Trusts aspirations to achieve an Outstanding CQC rating and excellence in education learning and development. - Introduce innovative ways of working to the service that incorporate digital technologies; this with a view to streamlining, simplifying, achieving cost-efficiencies or making the learning process more enjoyable and effective for our workforce. - Write, maintain and ensure implementation of relevant policies/protocols/ guidelines relevant to health and wellbeing, staff experience and cultural improvement and change. - Work collaboratively as part of the Senior Service Line Team, of Education Learning and Culture and the wider Directorate. - Be aware of and identify risks processes and risk management with specific focus of relevant areas within portfolio 5. Research and Development - Demonstrate a commitment to research-based practice and educational/learning excellence in all service provision with reflections being a continuous process. - Remain up-to-date and a strong positive role model in all mandatory training and appraisal reviews as required for self and the team. 6. Communications and Working Relationships Lead for Colleague Health and Wellbeing is required to: - - Develop highly motivated, skilled and engaged teams committed to delivering the best care for everyone and positioned to succeed in the ever-changing wellbeing landscape. - Communicate complex messages effectively and productively with a range of staff at all levels in the Trust up to Board and Non-Executive Director level as well as with our partnering organisations in healthcare and the ICB. This includes a wide range of methods to communicate including business cases/reports, formal presentations to large numbers of people and more intense one to one interactions. - Act as the Subject Matter Expert and use specialist knowledge to advise a range of stakeholders. - Engage with local diverse communities, identifying opportunities to extend our network of critical friends and gaining feedback to help inform the Health and Wellbeing strategy/agenda. - Build and maintain positive and productive relationships both in the achievement of objectives and as a wellbeing lead/advisor for Divisional Directors, Senior Clinical leaders/managers at all levels in the Trust. - Build and maintain effective working relationships with internal and external organisations and individuals, NHS England Workforce, Training & Education, NHS England, Professional bodies such as NMC, GMC and HCPC, partner organisations providing wellbeing services. - Build and sustain successful working relationships with colleagues in other Health and Care agencies to foster a strong ethos of partnership working and support the achievement of Gloucestershires Strategic (Sustainability) Transformation Plan. - Build strong networks with other Wellbeing colleagues in NHSE, locally, regionally and nationally. - Work collaboratively with the Staff Psychology Service and Charity.